/lit/ - Literature

>>19399373
Thats not what I'm saying. Almost every actual Orthodox Christian you could actually encounter irl is religious because they were born into the faith. I am no one to judge legitimate faith, and I have no problem with that. My problem is that Orthodoxy has been co-oped by Chan culture "alt right" autism because its seen as based and trad or whatever. This is a horrible way to approach religion unless you feel you've had a genuine revelation or something.

>>19399385
Oh yeah, legitimate conversion isn't a problem. And yes I'm sure many people who started these legacies converted through coercion ect, but my point is just that being born into a religion is often a convenient path of faith because of how instilled the belief is through such a strong familial and cultural force. 4chan Orthodox converts are usually acting with ill will.

>>19399403
>>19399410
Orthodoxy is almost nonexistant in every part of the world aside from some of eastern Europe. If you aren't from Moldova, Greece, George, Armenia, Serbia, Ukraine, or Bulgaria it is extremely unlikely that you would have even been exposed to an Orthodox Christian community, let alone in to one of their services. So yes, it is literally a larp for most Chan copeists if you think about the demographics.